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Always think in terms of standard deviations. 

It's not just about comparing two similar assets; it can also involve mixing different kinds of assets.

The goal is to find pairs that are predictable, efficient, and consistent. 

Big part of how I play right now is accumulate when assets are cheap relative to the other and BTC and TSLA are my two biggest positions (that could change with the recent rampage of SOL)



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Anonymous

GRT breaking out again after there recent mini sell off

Anonymous

@James, the proble is I don't have the possibility to swap TSLA with BTC. Must do it through swaping to uro first and the so on. But then every time I try papaer tarding it like that one or the others pumps way past where I should be able to make a profit out of it. Then I loose. Imagine I was doing it for real. A gamble. Not a prediction.

Anonymous

One thing I wondered various times James is that when BTC/TSLA was in the low range and you said your allocation was about 3:1 TSLA to BTC why you didn't go at least 50/50 at that point (rebalance)?

Anonymous

TSLA is inversely related to BTC?

Anonymous

Yep tea

Anonymous

how do you shift funds from crypto to stocks efficiently James. i use Binance but the onramps shut down in Australia. What is the perfect blend of crypto and equities to hold in exchange and cold wallet?

Anonymous

new to the community here. So this 'pair trading' - where is any training on it? Sounds interesting... like how do you chart this?

Anonymous

Newbie here. How do I learn more about pair trading in this way? Ok. the PTOS tool. I found that. cool. So can I use for instance BITO (proxy) with TSLA to do this? Will it still work? And there is training there too I assume, correct?

Anonymous

James has lots of videos on InvestAnswers youtube explaining the process